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Aegir Ingolfsson in Kopavogur Iceland
alain rivero rodriguez in athens Greece
Andrew Einspruch in Braidwood, NSW Australia
Anita Olsson in Stockholm Sweden
Ann Luloff in Sauk Centre Minnesota United States
Anna Evans in Kissimmee Florida United States Details
anna hepting in tuscany Italy Details
Anneliese Hepting in Italy
Anni Poole in Preston United Kingdom
Annie Omens in murrieta California United States
August Lageman in Abingdon Virginia United States Details
Barbara Neebel Meier in Decorah Iowa United States Details
Barbara Ann O'Leary in Morgantown Indiana United States Details
Bert Pol in Zwolle Netherlands
Bobbi Wallace in Redmond Washington United States
Bonnie Fireheart in Warnick MA
Brigitte Meuwissen in Antwerpen Belgium Details
Carla Goddard in Crystal Springs Florida United States Details
Carla Goddard in Crystal Springs Florida United States Details
Carol Bowler in Stratford United Kingdom
Carol McLogan in Oroville
Carole Lipschultz in Wyomissing Pennsylvania United States
Carolen Hope in Portland Oregon United States
Catherine McDonnell in Derry United Kingdom
Cathy Matlock in Bakersfield California United States
Cedar Hyde in Turkey
Charlotte Rafter in Yachats
CHARLOTTE SPARKS in AUSTIN Texas United States
Cherry-Lee Ward in Timonium Maryland United States
Cheryll Lund in Florence Colorado United States
To Bee or not to Bee?
The Bee represents the archetype of the collective. Bees recognize their connectedness, and work together to accomplish things they could not do on their own. As we recognize that we are all connected Bees, trees, sky, humans, etc… we can work together, as well, and accomplish things to benefit ourselves and the world.
The 6 sided honeycomb brings us the number of relationship. In the Tarot the 6 is the Lovers. Balancing of masculine and feminine, combining focus and intention with love and connection, we create a world of Bee-uty and peace, for all of creation.
The gifts of the Bee make it the perfect “Bee-nevolent” mascot for the Global Vigil Fires.